What are the symptoms of urinary stones in women

Urinary stones are a very terrible disease, and the symptoms associated with this disease can make people feel very painful. If a woman has this disease, the night will be more painful. Urinary stones in women are often accompanied by symptoms of fever and chills. There may also be some physical signs such as frequent urination and urgency, and in severe cases, hematuria may even occur. Because women are not as good as men, they also have a great disadvantage in this regard.

Physical therapy

(1) You can drink Defu Yushitong Tea. Long-term drinking can regulate the internal body and dissolve acid, and unclog the urethra. Drink plenty of water to ensure 1500ml of urine per day. Pay special attention to drinking water at night. Drinking water can prevent urinary stones and help excrete smaller urinary stones.

(2) If the urinary stones are not large, with a diameter of less than 1 cm, there is no urinary tract infection or obstruction, and the renal function is good, non-surgical treatment can be tried, including drinking more water, exercising more, and taking Chinese medicine that is conducive to the excretion of stones, such as Chinese patent medicine stone excretion granules.

Shenshitong granules can also be taken orally in a decoction, for example, 60g of Centella asiatica, 15g of Lycopodiella cernua,

Chicken gizzard lining 9g, Liuyi powder 30g, Plantago seed 15g, decoct and take one dose daily, can be taken continuously for a period of time.

(3) If the stones are large and unlikely to be expelled on their own, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy can be used. This is a method that uses underwater high-voltage discharge to cause explosive vaporization of water, releasing huge energy, thus generating supersonic shock waves in the water. This powerful shock wave is focused to concentrate the scattered force and target the urinary stones in the human body, breaking them up and then excreting them with urine.

Surgery

Doctors may consider surgery to remove urinary stones, especially those that have been blocking the kidneys for a long time, are large, or have affected kidney function and need to be cured as soon as possible.

Precautions

1. Drink more water and don’t hold your urine. Don't hold your urine. Drinking more and urinating more often can help bacteria, carcinogens and stone-forming substances to be excreted quickly from the body, reducing the chance of damage to the kidneys and bladder.

2. Eat less salt. A diet that is too salty will increase the workload of the kidneys, and salt and calcium have a synergistic effect in the body and can interfere with the metabolic process of drugs for the prevention and treatment of kidney stones. The daily salt intake should be less than 5 grams.

3. Drink less beer. Some people believe that beer can act as a diuretic and prevent the occurrence of urethral stones. In fact, the malt juice used for brewing beer contains acidic substances such as calcium, oxalic acid, urine nucleotides and purine nucleotides. The use of them together can increase the uric acid in the human body and become an important inducement of kidney stones.